Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 8,0 Description: before 3 Europeans (2 men/ 1 woman).

Photographer: Mrs. or Mr. Blumer. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,4 X 6,9. Description: 7 girls: europ. dressed, 1 Maasai- or Arushamädchen, 1 young man: europ. dressed, standing together with son Blumers. Reference: See album 20, no. 533 (10,5 X 8,0) "Christmas in Aruscha 1927"(?). See album 20, no. 584 (11.0 X 8.1). Cf. estate L. Blumer, Nr 752 (11,0 X 8,2) "The decorated church on the wedding day in Aruscha".

and Arnold with a shot antelope. Photographer: Blumer Frau?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,8 X 8,9 Description: Arnold and a man hold the head of the antelope at the horns in the camera, European clothes, in the background station building of Arusha (brick and corrugated iron roof).

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,9 X 6,1. Description: Crowd partly with umbrellas, sitting/standing, European clothes/cloths, rectangular building with corrugated iron roof.

Photographer: Pätzig?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 6,8. Description: on reverse: "Best regards from Arusha. M. Pätzig"; men standing in line, shields in front of them, 1 man seems to be missing: only shield, another holds this; 1 person in background.

Photographer: Mergner?. Type: Photo. Format: 8,5 X 5,3.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,1 X 8,0. Description: on table under shelter medical instruments and objects.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 16.8 X 12.0 Description: Kamba? Round house with pointed roof and walls of brushwood, roof covered in steps with grass, women sitting on stools, corncobs spread out on the ground in front of them, corn hanging in the tree in front. Remark: faded.

Photographer: Mergner?. Type: Photo. Format: 6,3 X 9,1.

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,8 X 8,8 Description: Group of small children sitting on grass in front of school, next to it 4 small children and 7 teenagers, one adult with stick, European clothes/cloths, school made of brick with plant fibre roof. Remark: front: "Missin School Arusha" back: "You still know the school!".

Photographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Glass plate negative. Description: Motive almost identical with Album 11, Nr 237, 2 persons. Remark: is in the negative box together with plate no. 168. Reference: Cf. print template sample book 577/Neg A471, Auf 394. published by..: Miss. Eq. 1912 No 3 (11.1 X 7.1).

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,8 X 8,4 Description: 5 youths in line (1 girl wearing traditional arushak clothes, 2 with scarves and 1 European dressed), 1 African in the background (European dressed), Arnold Blumer with sheep and lamb, behind 4 girls with hairstyles.

• description: Enthält u.a.: 1. Hedwig-Heyl-Haushaltungsschule 2. Evangelische Gemeinde in Windhoek 3. Deutscher Bund 4. Höhere Töchterschule der Katholischen Mission 5. Deutscher Verein 6. Vereinigung der Angehörigen freier Berufe 7. Verband der Verwertungsvereinigungen 8. Verband der Reichsdeutschen 9. Verband deutscher Berufsgruppen 10. Turnverein 11. Treuhandgesellschaft und Waisenkammer 12. Turngau Windhoek 13. Deutsche Evangelische Synode 14. Deutscher Südwest-Bund 15. Vereinigung Windhoeker Musikfreunde 16. Katholische Mission 17. Handelskammer 18. Männergesangverein 19. Landesverband der Deutschen Schulvereine
• 1917-1945, Bundesarchiv, BArch R 57 Deutsches Ausland-Institut
• Enthält u.a.:<br />1. Hedwig-Heyl-Haushaltungsschule<br />2. Evangelische Gemeinde in Windhoek<br />3. Deutscher Bund<br />4. Höhere Töchterschule der Katholischen Mission<br />5. Deutscher Verein<br />6. Vereinigung der Angehörigen freier Berufe<br />7. Verband der Verwertungsvereinigungen<br />8. Verband der Reichsdeutschen<br />9. Verband deutscher Berufsgruppen<br />10. Turnverein<br />11. Treuhandgesellschaft und Waisenkammer<br />12. Turngau Windhoek<br />13. Deutsche Evangelische Synode<br />14. Deutscher Südwest-Bund<br />15. Vereinigung Windhoeker Musikfreunde<br />16. Katholische Mission<br />17. Handelskammer<br />18. Männergesangverein<br />19. Landesverband der Deutschen Schulvereine

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Finances] Hansing's account

Letters from other mission houses and friends of mission] Imperial Directorate of Postal Services to German East Africa.

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Hamberg (Münsterdorf) to the Breklumer Mission about his advertising campaign for an engagement of the Breklummers in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a . The result of his collection for the Africa Mission was communicated to the Commission.

[Miscellaneous] Keywords about D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a

Andersen (Kitunda) to Bracker about the safe arrival of Bock and Jessen in German East Africa.

Letters from Africa] Andersen (Shunga) to Pastor Gleis about his 'Guide through the Protestant Missions in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a' and his report in it about the Breklum Mission. Andersen complains that he's called a carpenter. Gleis certainly does not want to be subtitled.

[Personalakte Peter Jessen] Bock (Makamba) to Bracker with a cover letter to an essay for the mission sheet. In this letter, Bock expresses his deep gratitude that the missionaries enjoy the privilege of speaking with Bracker completely openly, which is not possible with Mission Inspector Lucht in such a way. About the imminent broadcast of the mission brides. Does that require a special request? You hope to have the brides with you by October. Inquiry whether further furniture may be ordered in Dar es Salaam? Please send three zinc baths and a copy of the mission sheets for each missionary individually.

[Personalakte Peter Jessen] Jessen (Kigoma) to Bracker with thanks for the greetings to the wedding. Report on the return to Kigoma and the forthcoming opening of the railway line. The work was finished much earlier than expected. About Bock's accident in Morogoro on January 01, 1914 and the consequences. About the purchase of the muscatel and the grant and application procedure. About his lost ordination certificate. Comparing salaries with missionaries from other companies in more accessible locations. A 300 rupee Breklum cost subsidy to allow the brides to bring their dowry from Dar es Salaam. This is far too little! The transport costs in DOA could not be compared with those in India. About the stupid things you do when you have a fever. In this context, Jessen also sees an unreasonable letter Bock wrote to the Breklumers at home. Jessen's trying to defend Bock.

Andersen (Tabora) to Pohl. List of transport and expedition costs from Kitunda to Tabora and Tabora to Dar es Salaam in the amount of 98,60 Rupees.

Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Mission Director Öhler (Basler Mission) to the Reichs-Kolonialamt about a conflict between the Imperial Government and the Basler Mission concerning the use of German and indigenous languages in Cameroon.

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Kaiserliche Ober-Postdirektion an Lucht about unauthorized remittances to Deutsch-Ostafrika.

[letters of other mission houses and mission friends] Fr. Simonsen to 'dear brother' concerning planned mission activities in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a .

Letters from Africa] Andersen (Kitunda) to Bracker about possible mission areas in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a

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[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] C. Vietor (Auerbach/Hessen) to 'Herr Pastor' with the offer to possibly procure a farm in Iringa (German East Africa).

Finances] Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft für Deutsch-Ostafrika (Bethel) about the mode of money transfer to the African missionaries.

Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] German Mission Committee (Basel) to the Reichs-Kolonialamt (Berlin). Complaint that the Catholic Church had invaded the Protestant mission area in DOA. Please clarify the legal situation in the colonies (including Togo and Cameroon).

Actions] Schreiber (Deutsche Evangelische Missionshilfe, Berlin) about the British intention not to allow the German missions to enter their territories in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a . Call for telegram actions to the Federal Foreign Office with the text 'We demand the return of all German missions to their old fields of work in German and foreign colonies after the conclusion of peace and their full freedom of movement throughout the world in accordance with the supranational character of the mission'.

Briefe anderer Missionshäuser und Missionsfreunde] Herrnhuter Mission with the request for information on how letters can reach the war zone D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a safely.

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] General der Artillerie von Roehl to Bracker with reference to his requests. Point 3) I can approve the application 4 Deutsch-Ostafrika to provide the necessary funds.

[Letters from Africa] Missionary Bock and his wife (Silesia near Morogoro) to Bracker. Travel description, progress of the mission, well-being, wedding on 19 October between Walter Bock and Marie Madsen in Dar es Salaam. Difficulties in transporting Marie Bock's luggage, description of the precarious financial situation, urgent request to settle the salary issue, suggestion of homesickness at Marie Bock.

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] R. Roehl (Godesberg) to Lucht about his trip to Dar es Salaam

Nitsch (Neukirchen) to the Directorate of the Breklum Mission with the request for a formal declaration that the Breklumers transfer their mission property in Uha and Udjidji to the Neukirchner. Please send us documents about the acquisition of the mission property in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a .

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[Letters from Africa] Jessen (Kigoma) to Lucht(?) about his article for the mission sheet, conference in Dar es Salaam and his own fatigue.

Unknown (Dar es Salaam) to Bracker. Proposal of a travel plan for the Breklum missionaries Jessen and Bock